"Hearts of Three" is an adventure novel by Jack London, written in a fast-paced cinematic style. Set in the early 20th century in the jungles of Panama and the town of San Antonio, it follows a treasure hunt filled with peril and a complex love triangle. The story explores themes of ancestry and destiny, blending pirate legends with modern-day struggles for survival and love.

ThA novel by John Galsworthy, “To Let,” the third and final part of the Forsyte Saga proper, which belongs to “The Forsyte Saga”. The novel describes the period of the late Edwardian era and the years following World War I (roughly the early 1900s to the 1920s). The plot focuses on the conclusion of the Forsyte family’s story, a new generation, and social change, as old Victorian values gradually give way to the modern world.

This is the second book in the famous series The Forsyte Saga by John Galsworthy. The novel continues the story of the Forsyte family. It portrays English society in the early 20th century, focusing on family relationships and the inner lives of the characters. The main themes include marriage, emotions, and the conflict between duty and personal freedom.

Avetik Isahakyan’s article is a literary-critical essay about the significance of the novel ''Ulenspiegel''and its place in world literature. The author explains why this work is considered a masterpiece of Belgian culture and how it is connected to the country’s history.